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Download Economic Review Rajasthan 2017-18 – PDF (English | Hindi )

Like Economic Survey is published at Union Level, the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Department of Planning Rajasthan publishes the Economic Review Rajasthan, every year. The Economic Review is an annual document which is presented in the State Legislative Assembly at the time of presentation of the State Government Budget. The “Economic Review Rajasthan, 2017-18” attempts […]

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Role and Functions of District Collector

The institution of District Collector, as it exists today, was created and developed during the British rule and has become a unique feature of Indian public Administration. With change in time, District collector roles and responsibilities have changed and multiplied but it is still plays a vital role as the bridge between union-state and local government.

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Irrigation in Rajasthan: Area, Sources, Types, Potential

Rajasthan has Net Cropped area of 183.49 Lac hectares, out of this, approximately 75% of area is rain-fed (116.88 lac hectares) and only 25% is irrigated area (66.61 lac hectares) (1). However, this 25% irrigated area contributes more than 50 percent of agricultural output. Main sources of irrigation in Rajasthan are: Net Irrigated Area in

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Traditional Methods of Rain-Water Harvesting in Rajasthan

The traditional sources of water in Rajasthan include Nadi, Tanka, Johad, Bandha, Sagar, Samund and Sarovar. The large public wells known as Kohar, Jhalra, Baori, Beri, Saagar were owned by the community. Lakes/Talaab In Rajasthan traditionally, maximum conservation of water is in the form of lakes. Few of the lakes in Rajasthan that are world

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Press and Journalism during British Rule

During the rule of the British East India Company, the Anglo-Indians and Europeans began to publish newspapers and journals. James Augustus Hickey is considered the father of Indian press. He started the Bengal Gazette in the year 1780. Later, powerful newspapers emerged under distinguished and fearless nationalists. The influence of the press extended far beyond its literate subscribers.

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Download Economic Review Rajasthan 2017-18 – PDF (English | Hindi )

Role and Functions of District Collector

Irrigation in Rajasthan: Area, Sources, Types, Potential

Traditional Methods of Rain-Water Harvesting in Rajasthan

Press and Journalism during British Rule